The phrase "actions to avoid the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or steps taken to prevent a specific outcome or situation.
Example: "The company implemented several actions to avoid the potential risks associated with the new project."
Alternatives: "measures to prevent the" or "steps to evade the".
"Other people call it the license to murder statute because it doesn't require actions to avoid the confrontation," Mr. O'Mara said in the appearance.
They also tend to take moderate actions to avoid the risks brought by innovations.
Other systems are designed to slow the car down, leaving the final actions to avoid the collision up to the human driver.
However, a well trained operator can become aware of the abnormal condition with the inconsistent physical parameters; and then can take early corrective actions to avoid the system hazard.
Furthermore, one-third of riders in crashes had taken no evasive actions to avoid the collision, and a large proportion of the evasive actions that were used were determined to have been inappropriate (e.g., not using both front and rear brakes) (Hurt et al. 1981).
The removed samples, clean out and dried, were preserved in a sealed plastic storage bag with silica gel desiccant to ensure no further corrosion evolution during storage; moreover, the appropriate actions to avoid the introduction of other variable factors have been taken; such as the control of the environment conditions.
In his speech, Miliband said: "In Libya, Labour supported military action to avoid the slaughter Gaddafi threatened in Benghazi.
Miliband will say: "In Libya Labour supported military action to avoid the slaughter Gaddafi threatened in Benghazi.
"Governments need to take quick and decisive action to avoid the financial crisis becoming a fully-blown social crisis," the secretary general of the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, Ángel Gurría, said this week.
